On Fri, 07 Oct 2011 16:25:22 +0100, Bas Kooij wrote:
Whoops, I just checked and it seems I left forceReparse on true
after all on the production site. Could that be the reason I got
so many cache files?
No, unless contents or modification time of templates changed very
frequently.
If you'
Whoops, I just checked and it seems I left forceReparse on true
after all on the production site. Could that be the reason I got
so many cache files?
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Ok, that looks much more affordable :D
Marco Pivetta
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On 6 October 2011 16:45, Bas Kooij wrote:
> Marco Pivetta writes:
>
> >
> >
> > That's a suicide!Instead, follow what stated by the docs:
> http://phptal.org/
> manual/de/split/sysadmin.h
Marco Pivetta writes:
>
>
> That's a suicide!Instead, follow what stated by the docs:http://phptal.org/
manual/de/split/sysadmin.htmlMarco Pivettahttp://twitter.com/Ocramiushttp://
marco-pivetta.com
Let me rephrase that:
I've removed all phptal:cache attributes from my code. I have
not set fo
That's a suicide!
Instead, follow what stated by the docs:
http://phptal.org/manual/de/split/sysadmin.html
Marco Pivetta
http://twitter.com/Ocramius
http://marco-pivetta.com
On 6 October 2011 15:38, Bas Kooij wrote:
> Well... now I had so many cache files in the temp
> directory that PHPTal
Well... now I had so many cache files in the temp
directory that PHPTal crashed while trying to clean
the old cache files. The crash happened on line 924
in the file PHPTAL.php. It seems this is a know issue
when using the function 'glob' while reading a directory
with a lot of files in it. I had 1
